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Racists’ war on drugs
A column appearing in The Dallas Morning News titled “Words
used as weapons cause social damage,” leads one to believe only black Americans
are afflicted with drug abuse.
The columnist Robyn Short quotes notable conservatives such
as Presidents Richard Nixon and Ronald Reagan as proof the war on drugs was
directed at black Americans. The problem
with her line of reasoning the quotes she used of Nixon and Reagan are totally
void of any mention of race and / or skin color.
The subtitle to her column was:
“War on Drugs, for example was an assault on black people.”
Does that mean Ms. Short believes only black Americans are
using illegal drugs?
Another quote:
“Consider the language of Presidents Richard Nixon, Ronald
Reagan…..used to declare war on drugs……Nixon’s aide John Ehrlichman said the
War on Drugs was designed as a political tool to fight blacks and hippies.”
How is quoting John Ehrlichman proof of Nixon’s racism?
Continued quote from the column:
“….Nixon stated: ‘America’s public enemy number one in the
United States is drug abuse. In order to
fight and to wage a new all-out offensive’”……………. Ms. Short interpreted that to mean “….all-out
offensive on an enemy: black America.”
Where did she get “black America” when Nixon never mentioned
it? Could this be another example of
liberals thinking only blacks suffer from drug abuse?
Numerous other quotes by Nixon and Reagan appear in the
column, never once mentioning race or skin color. Yet Ms. Short continued to read “black
Americans” in the quotes she quoted that did not appear within. The column is obviously an hallucination
masquerading as a political analysist.
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